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| Role | Australia | United Kingdom | United States |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry level (typical) | A$55,000–70,000 | £28,000–37,000 (Big 4 schemes) | $60,000–85,000 |
| Qualified / mid-level (typical) | A$77,000–90,000 at 3–5 years | £45,000–60,000 newly qualified | Median $81,680 (BLS, May 2024) |
| Reference point | Senior and specialised roles past A$120,000 | £50,000–65,000 London · £38,000–48,000 regional | Top 10% above $141,000 |
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- How do I post a job on The Firm?
- Post it at thefirm.media/jobs/post. Pick the closest role, describe it in a few lines, and an AI drafting assistant turns it into a listing you can edit; you create your account when you publish. Listings are free and go live as soon as you publish them, in front of The Firm’s community of accounting and bookkeeping professionals.
- Where do the roles on this board come from?
- Every listing is posted by the firm or professional behind it. The Firm does not scrape other job boards, so the board is shorter than an aggregator and every role is a real, current opening from within the community.
- What kinds of jobs are listed on The Firm?
- Roles across the accounting profession — bookkeepers, accountants, tax and BAS agents, client managers, practice managers, advisers and practice-technology specialists — spanning remote, hybrid and on-site positions. Professionals can also list themselves as available for contract work.
- Is it free to browse and apply for jobs?
- Yes. Browsing the board, saving roles, applying and job alerts are all free for candidates.
- Does The Firm publish salary data for accountants?
- The accounting careers guide reports typical pay by path and by region for Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, and the pay snapshot on this page repeats those ranges with their source. The Firm reports ranges; it does not publish recommended salaries. Listings that state a salary can be filtered with the “Salary listed” toggle on the board.